We are working on a Mono based application, and would like some way of documenting our work. Can Monodoc be used for this purpose? How?
To document your own libraries, you mean? Yes. Here's the short of it:
Check out the monodoc module from CVS. In the tools directory, run make. The program monodocer is used to generate stub XML documentation files for an assembly (with the --stub and --assembly options), or later update those XML files based on the changes to the assembly (with the --update and --assembly options).
Then use your favorite text editor or Monodoc to edit the XML files to actually write the documentation. With Monodoc (from CVS), run it with the --local-edit path/to/docs option to edit the XML files.
Good luck. If you have any monodocer comments/suggestions, let me know.
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